High-yielding improved variety; excellent tolerances to cold, heat and drought; suitable from Canada to the Gulf Coast. This is recommended over other ladino clovers, as it often lasts for several more years than common varieties. Rated by the universities of Kentucky and Wisconsin as one of the best performing of all ladino varieties (very high yielding and one of the most palatable).

Improved intermediate white clover variety; excellent tolerances to cold, heat and drought; suitable from Canada to the Gulf Coast. It was developed from white clover genetics taken from North Carolina. Colt has smaller leaves than ladino clovers and does not yield quite as much, but it is recommended over other white clovers for persistence in plots that experience severe grazing pressure. Rated by the University of Kentucky as one of the best performing intermediate or Dutch white clovers in grazing persistence trials. Colt is an outstanding white clover for food plots.

Chicory is a perennial forage that is excellent on well-drained soils. It works well as when plant in a pure stand or when mixed with small burnet or alfalfa, depending on soil type.

A perennial forage, it excels in poor conditions – heat, drought, cold, sandy soils, poor fertility, low pH. Generally, it is the best perennial food plot forage choice for poor soils (prefers well-drained soils). Chicory can be mixed with small burnet in poor soils at a rate of 2-3 pounds of chicory and 20 lbs of small burnet.

A cool-season annual clover that is very palatable. Berseem clover is generally regarded as the most palatable of the common annual clovers. It often suffers from winterkill north of the Ohio and Missouri River Valleys.

A cool-season annual clover that is suitable from the lower Midwest and central Plains to the Gulf Coast (areas north can suffer major winterkill). Arrowleaf clover is generally more palatable than crimson clover but not as attractive as berseem clover.

A cool-season annual clover that is fairly cold tolerant. Crimson clover is grown as far north as the Great Lakes region and New England. It is not quite as palatable as arrowleaf or berseem clover, but is shows the most cold tolerance. NOTE: Prices may be lower at your local seed dealer.

An improved brassica variety, Winfred is known by many deer managers as a quality brassica.

An improved forage turnips, often producing more leafy forage than purple top turnips. Bouncer forage turnips are actually a cross between a turnip and forage cabbage that was developed for fast re-growth after it is grazed.

A common, cheap rape variety that is often used in food plot mixes. NOTE: Prices may be lower at your local seed dealer.

A common, cheap turnip that is often used in food plot mixes. NOTE: Prices may be lower at your local seed dealer.